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When did we stop saying Coronavirus and start saying COVID? How many extra Waitrose branches in Leave areas would reverse the Brexit vote? When was the calmest era in recent UK political discourse? Believe it or not, you can get data and work it to answer these questions for free.
You just need to know how to extract it from the web (screen scrape or from an API) and clean it up a bit. How do you do this? Python!
Sequential recommendation aims to predict users' next action based on the sequence of the users' past interactions. Initial works focus on modelling the transition between successive items using Markov chains. Owing to the success of neural networks, recurrent neural networks have been applied to sequential recommendation with significant improvements.